Gaststaette Taverne Samos Gaststaette

We have here everyone wants to order a carrot and a gyrofoam completely... The greeting at the entrance was already very strange, as you assumed, we would want to have it to take. Only on demand, whether you can eat in the local area, you gave involuntary and unfriendly information. We then finally took place in the guest room and then ordered it again, but this time with a friendly but stressed service. First came the salad, which was fine, but provided with an apparently finished dressing from the bottle. The pommes were as much as golden brown and not too salty. The Tzatziki was creamy and well seasoned. The meat bare under a layer of herbs and a little onion. It was relatively little meat and the quality resembled the packed pangyros from the supermarket. Just underground and inedible!! Absolutely no recommendation. Once and NIE WIEDER!!!

Every summer you sit on the terrace. The interiors of the restaurant have come a bit into the years. The food is about snacks. The service staff is mostly friendly and very warm! A definitive recommendation for an upscale snack restaurant!

Super delicious, To nice staff! All dishes served beautifully visually and tasty! The vinegar in salad was the taste highlight at the beginning!

We were completely satisfied with all very delicious food and a friendly and very courteous service!! Can only be recommended!

We were there for three, eating out in nice weather. The feminine service was clearly noticeable, the young man was friendly. If the map of a Greek also offers pizza and pasta, you are usually at a snack level. This has also been shown here. Most guests came to take food. Kalamari with Tsaziki went so, hardly spiced. On the other hand, our main dish was overgrown and unfortunately the meat was also overgrown. They were lambs and 2 x velvets (sweet chops, pork skewers, gyros, fries). Gyros was okay. The core competency of the kitchen seems to be here. The quality of a restaurant is well served here. Those who are more demanding will be more disappointed. Prices are commonplace and industry.